Characteristics of the King Charles Spaniel. The King Charles Spaniel has always been a very popular pet. Its popularity abroad can be traced back to the 15th and 16th centuries, when they were raised by the royal family. At that time, ordinary people couldn't even keep King Charles Spaniels because they couldn't afford them. So what are the characteristics of King Charles Spaniels that make them so popular?

Lively, brave and energetic, it is a scent-tracking hound. It is very gentle, does not like to be alone, and cannot tolerate the cold. and dampness, the coat should be combed two to three times a week without professional trimming, and eyes and ears should be checked regularly.

Although the King Charles Spaniel is petite in size, it has unlimited energy and requires its owner to spend more time playing with it. It will be a good companion for children and the elderly, treating everyone as a friend, and even barking is a way of expressing welcome, not hostility. It is a family pet dog that belongs to the whole family.

The coat of King Charles Spaniel does not need to be combed every day, but it can be combed about 3 times a week. But what needs to be noted is that its ears, because they have long lop ears, may breed bacteria due to poor ventilation, so as an owner, it is best to clean the ears of your Cavalier King Charles Spaniel frequently.

This breed is lively, brave and energetic. A scent-tracking hound that is very gentle, does not like to be alone, and cannot tolerate cold and damp. The coat should be combed two to three times a week without professional trimming. Eyes and ears should be checked regularly.